> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://nextsky.gitbook.io/glozin-theme/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://nextsky.gitbook.io/glozin-theme/theme-settings/color.md).

# Color

You can define different color schemes in your theme settings and apply the color schemes to different sections throughout your online store with a color scheme picker.

A color scheme is a set of colors. Your theme has a set of default color schemes applied that you can change at any time in the theme editor. You can add your brand colors to ensure a cohesive application of your color palette across your online store.

Please follow this link for more clearly about **Color Scheme**: <https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/online-store/themes/theme-structure/color-scheme>

To customize the color in our theme please follow the steps:

{% hint style="success" %}
Steps

1. In the theme editor (**Customize**), click **Theme settings**
2. Locate **Colors**
3. Make necessary changes
4. **Save**
   {% endhint %}

**Please follow the document to change the colors on your store.**

## General color

**Site background**: Your site background color

**Primary**: You can change the color when hover to Blog title, Add to cart button, Filter, Sort by,...

**Text color**: You can change the text color of your store.

**Heading**: You can change Heading of some sections like: Product form, Filter, Sidebar collection, Layout switch, ...

**Link color**: You can change color of the Links on your store.

**Link color hover**: You can change color when hover to the Links on your store.

**Border color**: Border color in your store.

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## Button color <a href="#id-2.button-color" id="id-2.button-color"></a>

Change the background and text color for all call-to-action buttons and button hover.

* **Button primary:** used for the most important or prominent action on your webpage (ex: "Submit" button on a form, "Buy Now" button on an e-commerce site, ...)
* **Outline button:** used for actions that are less important or serve as alternatives to the primary action (ex: a "Cancel" or "Reset" button in a form, ...)
* **Button link:** buttons are underlined as links instead of border

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